Would someone please post the real id dimensions of this box? I use a fein et-1800 with a router raizer installed and I wonder if this setup would fit
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I wish I could sketch a drawing. I measured my clean sweep as you would stand in front of the machine for routing. It is a little complicated because the clean sweep is tapered at the bottom for efficient vacuum process. Maximum Depth(front to back) = 11 " (bottom 2"tapers to 9""), Maximum Width(left to right) = 12.75" (bottom also 12.75", no taper) Maximum Height( top to bottom)= 13" If your router is not over 11" high, I don't think you will have any problems. This application makes routing almost dustless and a great addition to a router table. Hope this helps you. Joe
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I used a Bosch Router with mine. I'm not sure of the model number but it works great.
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Your best bet is to talk with the people from JessEm and tell them the exact router you have. The way it is made is to adjust the blocks for the diameter of your router. It is a universal adjustment designed to fit many routers.
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NO. The DW P611PK is too small. I own both and I'm going to need to buy a Bosch 1617 router to put on this table.
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From the top of the plate to the bottom of the rods is about 10 3/8". the router sits inside this measurement. If you can wait 'till after the weekend I'll post a picture...
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Hello Jerry, The plate is 6 1/2" in dia. I use it on a Sears 315-175170. I am not sure of the differences between the two routers. Hope this helps.
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If it does not already have pre drilled holes that fit, all you have to do is center your router base on it and drill some new ones with a counter sunk drill bit. Drill holes with a standard bit on the side that mates with your router base and turn it over for the counter sink bit so your screws will fit flush. I did this with 2 different routers ( A Skill & a Ryobi). It turned out fine. I recommend you do this with a router bushing to ensure it centers properly if you ever plan on using bits with bushings in the future. The base is high quality and very sturdy and I am very happy with it. If it does not already have pre drilled holes that fit, all you have to do is center your router base on it and drill some new ones with a counter sunk drill bit. Drill holes with a standard bit on the side that mates with your router base and turn it over for the counter sink bit so your screws will fit flush. I did this with 2 different routers ( A Skill & a Ryobi). It turned out fine. I recommend you do this with a router bushing to ensure it centers properly if you ever plan on using bits with bushings in the future. The base is high quality and very sturdy and I am very happy with it.
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Mine is mounted to a custom 3/8 plexiglass plate With the handles removed, I was able to give my baseplate a small footprint (7x7). Plexiglass made it easy to see where I needed to drill for the hex lift opening.Someone suggested 1/4 plexiglass, which I think *might* flex slightly under the weight of this router. Several years ago I used 1/4 plexiglass on another router and got that result -- HOWEVER, it may be worth a shot. With the smaller 7x7 footprint, there may be no flex.
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It comes with adapters which will fit almost every router on the market, it's an extensive list. I can say that I have both, a Ryobi and Craftsman routers, and they both fit this table.
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Your router should have a lock on it. I have two different brands of routers and both have locks. Once I adjust the depth and run a scrap piece of wood through it, I lock it. Actually, I lock it even using the scrap piece, as it just takes a second to do. I think you'll love the Router Raizer. But be careful with the small magnetic disc that covers the hole that gives you access to the small adjustment hole. It keeps saw dust out of the hole, which covers the Allen type screw you adjust it with. I somehow lost mine, but I just blow out the dust with my mouth. I've never had the saw dust pack in tight enough to need an air compressor. Your router should have a lock on it. I have two different brands of routers and both have locks. Once I adjust the depth and run a scrap piece of wood through it, I lock it. Actually, I lock it even using the scrap piece, as it just takes a second to do. I think you'll love the Router Raizer. But be careful with the small magnetic disc that covers the hole that gives you access to the small adjustment hole. It keeps saw dust out of the hole, which covers the Allen type screw you adjust it with. I somehow lost mine, but I just blow out the dust with my mouth. I've never had the saw dust... » Read More Your router should have a lock on it. I have two different brands of routers and both have locks. Once I adjust the depth and run a scrap piece of wood through it, I lock it. Actually, I lock it even using the scrap piece, as it just takes a second to do. I think you'll love the Router Raizer. But be careful with the small magnetic disc that covers the hole that gives you access to the small adjustment hole. It keeps saw dust out of the hole, which covers the Allen type screw you adjust it with. I somehow lost mine, but I just blow out the dust with my mouth. I've never had the saw dust pack in tight enough to need an air compressor. « Show Less
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Disregard my previous answer. I have the Skil Router and thought that is what I was answering the question about. Sorry about the mix up. I have no idea what size shank the B&D; router takes but it should say in the description of the item.
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That particular model wont fit. The fixed base is too small for the clamps on the table to hold it. You may be able to lock the plunge base down and use it, but i do not know for sure. LOWES carries these tables in stock at most times. Try taking your router in for a test fit on the display.
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No. Bosch colt will only accept 1/4" collet. This is 1/2". I have THREE of these now. Same number of Router Raizer( same company) for larger routers these are great! Only got this on 5/24/15. Sorry for delayed response. Hope this helps!
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ID for each is 3/16" and the OD's are B2 (3/8"), B3 (1/2"), B7 (5/8"), B8 (3/4"). This information can be found on page 35 of the Whiteside Router Bit Catalog.
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Porter-Cable 11 amp Router doesn't come with a case. I used leftover 3/8" AC plywood to make a Box for it, with room for router bits, extra router plate for large router bits that wouldn't fit through the existing hole in the base, the wrenches and etc. I used the new router with a 1/4" round over bit to round all the edges of the box. Used two cheap cabinet hinges and a Hardware store folding hand. Less than $10.00 for the parts.
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I just measured this with a dial caliper, the Template Guide measures 2.435" on the shoulder and 2.667" on the outer rim, a clean snug fit on both our old Makita 3621 Routers and our newer RP0900 Routers, another respondent reported nearly identical dimensions, so unless your dimension is misprinted, this will not fit your machine. This Plate also fit the old Makita 3612 Router, which had the same recess in the baseplate to receive it. I have not seen a Makita Router with a threaded receiver. We use either Porter-Cable or Templaco Bushings with this plate, and have had no problem with either brand, they both fit this adapter well. I just measured this with a dial caliper, the Template Guide measures 2.435" on the shoulder and 2.667" on the outer rim, a clean snug fit on both our old Makita 3621 Routers and our newer RP0900 Routers, another respondent reported nearly identical dimensions, so unless your dimension is misprinted, this will not fit your machine. This Plate also fit the old Makita 3612 Router, which had the same recess in the baseplate to receive it. I have not seen a Makita Router with a threaded receiver. We use either Porter-Cable or Templaco Bushings with this plate, and have had no problem... » Read More I just measured this with a dial caliper, the Template Guide measures 2.435" on the shoulder and 2.667" on the outer rim, a clean snug fit on both our old Makita 3621 Routers and our newer RP0900 Routers, another respondent reported nearly identical dimensions, so unless your dimension is misprinted, this will not fit your machine. This Plate also fit the old Makita 3612 Router, which had the same recess in the baseplate to receive it. I have not seen a Makita Router with a threaded receiver. We use either Porter-Cable or Templaco Bushings with this plate, and have had no problem with either brand, they both fit this adapter well. « Show Less
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6.5 inches, it would not screw on my older Craftman router 1/4 in, had to drill holes for base, no problem.